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You don't need to have email on the device you are logging in from Can take out phone and click link
by weird-eye-issue 4y ago
You don't need to have email on the device you are logging in from
Can take out phone and click link
- bombcar 4y agoSome of the ones that doesn’t work - it logs you in on your phone but not the computer you were trying to login on
- Macha 4y agoOn at least half of those services, that ends up with me being logged in on my phone which is decidedly not what I want. Plus I don't know who's using that to help adtech build their cross device mappings
- zimpenfish 4y ago> Can take out phone and click link That assumes you have that email account on your phone. Also that you have your phone with you, that your phone has signal / wifi, there's no delays, no greylisting, no spam filtering that might catch the email, ... There's just too many simple ways it can break down for it to be a good system.
- koide 4y agoOkay, but what if you don't know your password and your password manager is offline or you don't have access to it on your phone or the phone ran out of battery or... I assure you we can find a similar amount of cases where passwords would fail. It's mostly novelty phobia. We're used to one way of working and have our setups for that. We don't want something different but not because it's worse. It's just different. And even more, when you have a problem with your password, what do you have to do, yes, email for the most part.